Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-06-03
MERE MENTION.

Inc e"eSAf
bps our town.
/ Green peas have sold the past week
n 10 cents per pound.
Amateur gardeners are beginning to
I,.ther few strawberries.
\ The first strawberries in the market
t.old for IS cents per pound.
The tug Politkofsky brought up a
large load of hay, a few days ago.
The Olympia Sash and Door Fac
,,,v is now running on full time.
J The Collegiate Institute gave its
I .tudents half holiday last Monday.
There is reported but one empty
clearinghouse on the Eastside at pres
ent.
Rev. J. w. Beaver will preach in the
p.ntist church, Sunday, morning and
evening.
Capt. Messegee is just recovering
? from a severe attack of neuralgia OF
the heart.
A scow load OF South Prairie coal
| vas discharged at the gas works, last
Thursday.
Gen. w. E. Anderson, who has been
quite i'll the past few weeks, is able to
be on the streets again.
Examination of a number Of the
classes will take place at the Collegiate
Institute, next week.
Mrs. L. NJ. Clark and her daughter
Mrs. Ella Irving have been visiting
friends in Seattle this week.
The debris on the Woodruff lot has
about all been removed, and work on
the foundation will soon begin.
Messrs. Toklas & kaufman will sell
tomorrow Saturday lawns worth IL!
cents, darks included, for 5 cents pei
yard.
The city prison has been taken down
and removed to the piling in the rear
Of No. % engine house on Columbia
street.
J Advertisements still crowd our read
ing space, the best indication that the
STANDARD is appreciated by our bust
ness men.
The Washington Cadets will meet
next Thursday evening, at $3.50
o'clock, for the purpose of re-organiz'
ing the company.
The several markets have resolved
to close their places Of business during
Summer, from l to 4P. NJ, each day
!. See their advertisement.
The contract for putting up the
Hospital building has been let to Mr.
William White, and work already com
menced in that direction.
The dwelling of Mr.. Robert Frost.
on Eastside, was entered, Monday
night, but so far as known nothing OF
great value was carried away.
Mr.. Horton protests earnestly against
the waste of water. Consumers will
consult their own interests by needing
his warning in this weeks paper.
The final account of Cordelia ]
Crosby, Administrix of the estate Of
Nathaniel Crosby, deceased, has beer
approved and settled by the Probate
Court.
Liberal subscriptions have beer
made by our enterprising business mer
to the celebration fund, and if the pub
lie generally are as generous, it will bt
= decided success.
The steamer Fanny Lake came vi
last Sunday, with load of San Juar
lime. Most of the cargo is for Cham
bers' building, q portion being intended
for the Sisters Hospital.
Frederick Bausman, who lately re
moved to this city from Chehalis, will
continue to manage his considerable
law practice in Lewis, Cowlitz ant
Wahkiakum counties and will open al
Office here.
Messrs. Patnude and Bleuvelt hav'
finished the brick and stone founda
ton for the Sisters Hospital, and tn
work is pronounced q first-class job
About 10000 brick were used in tn
foundation.
The Ivy Social Club, of Tacoma, pro
pose to give q social dance at Colun,
bia Hall, in this city, next Tuesda!
evening. They will arrive at 5 p. N o
that day on the Clara Brown, accom-
panied by q band.
Among the latest breakfast delicac
cies is what is known az Epicureal
Food. 1t is excellent boiled or friet
and is an splendid constituent of tn
ever welcome fapjack. 1t can be hat
of Aldridge 4 Hoy.
John Coffman, an employee on th'
Big Skookum Railroad, had the finger
Of his right hand badly jammed Will
coupling cars. last Friday, which neces
STATED the amputation Of the two frs
digits at the second joint.
Order for the sale Of the persona
property belonging to the estate o.
John w. Derrick, deceased, has beef
made by the Probate Court. Tn
property will be sold Saturday, Jun
l1th, at Littlejohn's stable.
Memorial services were held in Co
iumbia Hall Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Masse.
delivered the address, which has beef